Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 104 December 1901 to May 1902 . mealone. The initial number of the Mosquitofinally appeared on a Saturday found it on sale at the station when I re-turned from the city. A red-headed boy whomI had occasionally seen escape from myhouse at dinner-time was crying it in bliss-ful imitation of the little news rats acrossthe river: Yere yare! The Orange Mos-quiter—just out—five cents a copy! TheMosquiter / Waiving my official connectionwith the publication, I purchased a copy,whereat the red-headed boy grinned. Imthe company, he announced. The Mosquit
Harper's New Monthly Magazine Volume 104 December 1901 to May 1902 . mealone. The initial number of the Mosquitofinally appeared on a Saturday found it on sale at the station when I re-turned from the city. A red-headed boy whomI had occasionally seen escape from myhouse at dinner-time was crying it in bliss-ful imitation of the little news rats acrossthe river: Yere yare! The Orange Mos-quiter—just out—five cents a copy! TheMosquiter / Waiving my official connectionwith the publication, I purchased a copy,whereat the red-headed boy grinned. Imthe company, he announced. The Mosquito was a five-by-eight-inchsheet on which the printing was set some-what on the bias. At the head of the firstpage, beneath the date-line, bold-faced typeannounced that Malcolm Livingso was soal editor, and that Malcolm Livingsoand Co. were the publishers. I now under-stood the remark of the red-headed to the rates was this honest an-nouncement: If the editor goes to Nan-tuket next summer the Mosquito will cost30 cents a vear less. Beneath this and. 1004 HARPERS MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
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